Lisa Hannigan
– Passenger tab

Passenger - tab & chords for guitar and mandolinArtist: Lisa HanniganAlbum: PassengerTabbed by: Gioacchino La RochelleDescription: For all morning I've been trying to tab this fantastic song for guitar solo, but in all ways it sounds differentlyfrom the video on youtube (played with a mandolin). So on wikipedia I saw the musical notes on the strings in a mandolinand realised that they were the same notes in a violin. I took my violin (I have not a mandolin) and easily and quicklyplayed all song using it like a little guitar. Now i put here the tab for mandolin/violin and a guitar tab that soundslike the original song. You can also try to tune your guitar in eADG but you have to tuning the B string in A, removethe G string and put there the D string, than put the A string at the side of the D string, tuning this string in G.=== Mandolin tab ===Notation:f = fast' = stress

li - te========================= Guitar solo tab ==Capo on the 3th; so che chords written on words are not correct. The correct chords are:E A for the verse and the chorus and B, A, E for the Bridge.Verse:

Bridge:Play the chords D = 224442 C = 002220 and G = 022100 with the same rythm of the chorus.===========Verse:G CWalking round Chicago, G CI have smuggled you as cargo,though you are far away unknowing.By the time we get to Salt LakeI have packed you in my suitcase,ironed the creases from my own remembering.Chorus: G - C - G C G - C - GShe said Bi - - - rd, why - - -?Verse 2:We wound our way to Texaswhere I summoned remote hexesand I sent them across dust and oceans.In Phoenix, Arizona I had the notion I might phone you,but there it lived and died, a notion.Chorus 2:She said Bird, why? I said Bird, why?Bridge:D C G D C GOh my satellite, oh my passenger.Verse 3:G CWe came up on Ohio,I have you chewed on like a biro.You are a sum I am no closer to deciphering.We came to Minneapolis,all fizzy blood and twitchy fists.I buried you in a day of snowing.Chorus 3:She said Bird, why? I said Bird, why?Bridge 2:D C G D C GOh my satellite, oh my passenger.